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The document proposes creating a wiki for Booker & Webb LLP to enable collaboration, communication, and information sharing among attorneys, paralegals, and staff. The wiki would allow real-time editing and commenting. It would provide a searchable knowledge base for frequently asked questions. Using a wiki could boost teamwork, shorten project timelines, and improve communication and training. The document recommends implementing the wiki using Google Sites and marketing it by stressing its benefits for knowledge management.
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team members run across additional resources or have additional advice to relay, they add the
links and information.
Five tools that can help your partner and employees.
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This document discusses wikis, including what they are, how they work, and their benefits. Some key points:
- A wiki is a type of website that allows users to easily add, edit, and modify content collaboratively using just a web browser. It aims to be the simplest online database possible.
- Wikis allow for quick and easy collaboration on content. They are useful for knowledge sharing and building on ideas. Wikis also make it easy to view and revert changes.
- Popular wikis include Wikipedia, Simple Wikipedia, and Wikiversity. Wikis differ from blogs in that they are collaboratively edited while blogs grow through individual posts.
- Benefits of wikis include their ability
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This document provides an overview of wikis, including:
- Wikis allow users to easily add, remove or edit content on a website. More advanced wikis allow changes to images, tables and interactive components.
- Wikis provide a simplified interface so contributors can view changes before and after editing. It is a piece of server software that allows easy web browser-based editing of web page content.
- Wikis mean "what I know is" and are websites that can be quickly edited by any visitor through a simple edit button. They allow text, pictures, audio and video to be added or changed like a document.
- Wikis work better through community policing rather than technology. Past
Water Wiki, a global platform for water community
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This presentation was delivered by Alan Porter, Quadralay WebWorks.com at the Documentation and Training West 2008 conference (www.doctrain.com) in Vancouver, BC.
Wikis seem to be the poster child of Web2.0 content delivery. But how practical are they for creating and delivering content that people can really use? Relive the experience of the Quadralay WebWorks.com team of setting up not just one -- but three different wikis -- each designed to meet a different need and have a defined role in delivering information for different audiences. Find out how they populated them, how they were received by customers, and how they published traditional online help from wiki content.
Wiki - What, Why and How?
A wiki is a type of website that allows users to collaboratively edit its content. Wikis are commonly used for project management, operations manuals, event planning, FAQs, and knowledgebases where multiple people need to contribute and edit content together. There are self-hosted wiki software that can be installed locally, as well as hosted wiki services where the software is accessed online through a provider. Popular options for self-hosted wikis include MediaWiki and PhpWiki, while hosted services like PBwiki and SeedWiki allow wiki usage without software installation or maintenance.
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Wikis By Rocking Itasio
Interspire Knowledge Manager is a wiki software used by organizations for knowledge management. It allows for quick editing, viewing article history, integrated searching, and group permissions. Wikis allow multiple users to easily add and edit content in real-time from a web browser. They provide advantages over content management systems for collaboration and sharing knowledge in organizations. However, some organizations are reluctant to adopt wikis due to risks and a preference for more controlled knowledge management systems.
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Interspire Knowledge Manager is a wiki software used by organizations for knowledge management. It allows for quick editing, viewing article history, integrated searching, and group permissions. Wikis allow multiple users to easily add and edit content in real-time from a web browser. They provide advantages over content management systems for collaboration and sharing knowledge in organizations. However, some organizations are reluctant to adopt wikis due to risks and a preference for more controlled knowledge management systems.
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Wikispace Presentation
- The document discusses using wikis as a method for sharing knowledge and information resources collaboratively.
- Wikis allow many people to develop a website together without prior training by allowing anyone to edit pages.
- The presentation demonstrates how to set up a wiki using Wikispaces, including creating an account, editing pages, and embedding images, slides and videos. It encourages participants to practice using the wiki tools.
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The document discusses how meeting industry websites are evolving from static information delivery sites to more dynamic sites that enable interaction. It proposes that meeting planners will need to incorporate web 2.0 technologies like wikis, social networking, blogs, videos and webinars, microsites and content management systems to facilitate this evolution. The presentation provides an overview of 7 key enabling technologies - Wikipedia, social networking, blogs/RSS feeds, videos/podcasts/webinars, microsites, advergaming and content management systems - and how they can be applied in the meetings industry.
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